Monday, 3 October 2016

Re: [cactuswings 3666] Storage & Other News

One I missed

FDX9074  DC10  arr Oct 01 at Victorvillle from Memphis = N564FE

Dave

On 10/3/2016 08:44, Dave Richardson wrote:

Last week's movers

Victorville – KVCV

BOE883         B788         arr Sep 28 from Charleston = EC-MLT

ASA9467       B734         arr Sep 27 from Paine Field = N703AS

BOE9             B788         arr Sep 28 from Paine Field = N947BA

BOE15           B788         dep Sep 27 to Paine Field = F-OLRB

Mojave – KMHV

KLM9865       B744         arr Sep 28 from Chicago ORD = PH-BFK

Marana – KMZJ

DAL9932       B763         arr Oct 02 from Minneapolis = N127DL

?                      E190         arr Sep 30 from Orlando = PR-AYS

?                      E190         arr Sep 29 from Orlando = PR-AYP

DAL9931       B763         arr Sep 26 from San Diego = N138DL

Goodyear – KGYR

AAL9635       B752         arr Sep 30 from Phoenix = N910AW

N557UA         B752         dep Sep 29 to San Bernardino

Roswell – KROW

AAL9632       E190         dep Sep 27 to Philadelphia = N955UW

Blytheville – KBYH

ASQ5645       CRJ2        arr Sep 29 from Atlanta

other bits

Mobile Downtown – KBFM

FDX9073       B752         made local test flight Sep 30 = N781FD

FDX9069       B752         made local test flight Sep 29 = N781FD

FDX9064       B752         made local test flight Sep 27 = N781FD

AAL9709       A321         dep Sep 30 to Dallas DFW = N991AU delivery flight

New Iberia Acadiana – KARA

BOE547         B789         dep Sep 30 to Charleston = VN-A869

Bangor – KBGR

VOI9019        A321         arr Oct 01 from Keflavik & dep to Mexico City = XA-VLW delivery flight

AIJ102            A320         arr Oct 01 from Keflavik, dep Oct 02 to Toluca as AIJ201 = XA-MBA delivery flight

N281CL         SF34        made local test flight Sep 29

Goose Bay – CYYR

THY6830       B738         arr Sep 29 from Boeing Field, dep Sep 30 to Keflavik = TC-JZH delivery flight

SXA342         B462         arr Sep 29 from Keflavik & dep to Missoula via Green Bay = N477NA

THY6832       B738         arr Sep 27 from Boeing Field, dep Sep 28 to Keflavik = TC-JZG delivery flight

Gander – CYQX

DAH737         B737         arr Sep 29 from Boeing Field & dep to Algiers = 7T-VKT delivery flight

Centralia – CYCE

N257JX          E135         arr Oct 02 from Quebec City

Any help with missing registrations is appreciated.

Those not on FlightAware I have try to trace using Libhomeradar & FR24, also thanks to Chris Witt/Skyliner.

All the best,

Dave.

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[cactuswings 3665] Trumps Speech Today

Did anyone catch his speech ? He indirectly mentions operations at the AMARG. K caught the tail end of it , but it sounded like he was saying ( correct me if I'm wrong ) that we use the spares to supply our fleet and other nation's fleets .

James MCF -PIE

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[cactuswings 3664] Storage & Other News

Last week’s movers

Victorville – KVCV

BOE883         B788         arr Sep 28 from Charleston = EC-MLT

ASA9467       B734         arr Sep 27 from Paine Field = N703AS

BOE9             B788         arr Sep 28 from Paine Field = N947BA

BOE15           B788         dep Sep 27 to Paine Field = F-OLRB

Mojave – KMHV

KLM9865       B744         arr Sep 28 from Chicago ORD = PH-BFK

Marana – KMZJ

DAL9932       B763         arr Oct 02 from Minneapolis = N127DL

?                      E190         arr Sep 30 from Orlando = PR-AYS

?                      E190         arr Sep 29 from Orlando = PR-AYP

DAL9931       B763         arr Sep 26 from San Diego = N138DL

Goodyear – KGYR

AAL9635       B752         arr Sep 30 from Phoenix = N910AW

N557UA         B752         dep Sep 29 to San Bernardino

Roswell – KROW

AAL9632       E190         dep Sep 27 to Philadelphia = N955UW

Blytheville – KBYH

ASQ5645       CRJ2        arr Sep 29 from Atlanta

other bits

Mobile Downtown – KBFM

FDX9073       B752         made local test flight Sep 30 = N781FD

FDX9069       B752         made local test flight Sep 29 = N781FD

FDX9064       B752         made local test flight Sep 27 = N781FD

AAL9709       A321         dep Sep 30 to Dallas DFW = N991AU delivery flight

New Iberia Acadiana – KARA

BOE547         B789         dep Sep 30 to Charleston = VN-A869

Bangor – KBGR

VOI9019        A321         arr Oct 01 from Keflavik & dep to Mexico City = XA-VLW delivery flight

AIJ102            A320         arr Oct 01 from Keflavik, dep Oct 02 to Toluca as AIJ201 = XA-MBA delivery flight

N281CL         SF34        made local test flight Sep 29

Goose Bay – CYYR

THY6830       B738         arr Sep 29 from Boeing Field, dep Sep 30 to Keflavik = TC-JZH delivery flight

SXA342         B462         arr Sep 29 from Keflavik & dep to Missoula via Green Bay = N477NA

THY6832       B738         arr Sep 27 from Boeing Field, dep Sep 28 to Keflavik = TC-JZG delivery flight

Gander – CYQX

DAH737         B737         arr Sep 29 from Boeing Field & dep to Algiers = 7T-VKT delivery flight

Centralia – CYCE

N257JX          E135         arr Oct 02 from Quebec City

Any help with missing registrations is appreciated.

Those not on FlightAware I have try to trace using Libhomeradar & FR24, also thanks to Chris Witt/Skyliner.

All the best,

Dave.

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Saturday, 1 October 2016

{coyotes} 5 Questions: Arizona Coyotes

 
 
 
Will Tobias Rieder return?

The agent for the restricted free agent forward, Darren Ferris, told The Arizona Republic that Rieder would not attend training camp following the World Cup of Hockey 2016, where he played for Team Europe. Rieder, 23, had 37 points (14 goals, 23 assists) and averaged 17:18 of ice time in 82 NHL games last season, his second in the NHL. But he had four goals with a minus-15 rating in his final 40 games. He's reportedly seeking a two-year contract worth an average annual value of $2.5 million and has gotten some interest from teams in the Kontinental Hockey League.

 

Can Shane Doan continue to produce in a lesser role? 

Doan turns 40 on Oct. 10, five days before the Coyotes open their season against the Philadelphia Flyers at Gila River Arena. His 28 goals last season were his most since he had 31 in 2008-09. He's back for a 21st season after signing a one-year contract July 12. He was second among Coyotes forwards with an average ice time of 17:44, but he'll be playing more of a depth role behind younger players this season. More of them could be on the way in 2016-17, which could further eat into Doan's ice time.

 
Will the third time be a charm for Radim Vrbata?  

Vrbata is back for his third stint with the Coyotes. The right wing scored 27 goals in 2007-08, his first season with the Coyotes, and his personal NHL best of 35 goals with them in 2011-12. He spent the past two seasons with the Vancouver Canucks, but his production tailed off last season, with 27 points (13 goals, 14 assists) in 63 games after he had an NHL career-high 63 points (31 goals, 32 assists) in 79 games the prior season playing with Daniel Sedin and Henrik Sedin. Vrbata, 35, signed a one-year contract Aug. 16 to return to the Coyotes. Whether he's reunited with center Martin Hanzal or plays somewhere else within the top six, the Coyotes are hoping familiarity helps jolt an offense that was 24th in the League at 2.54 goals per game last season.

 

Will Michael Stone be ready to start the season?

Stone, who signed a one-year contract July 28 that is reportedly worth $4 million, had surgery to repair the ACL and MCL in his left knee April 1 after the defenseman was injured during a game against the Flyers on March 26. He skated with Oliver Ekman-Larsson on Arizona's top defense pair last season and is hoping to be ready for the Oct. 15 opener.

 
Will the young players play at or near their potential?

The door is open for forwards Dylan Strome, 19, and Christian Dvorak, 20, to make the Coyotes out of training camp and have an immediate impact. Strome, the No. 3 pick in the 2015 NHL Draft, had 37 goals and 111 points in 56 games with Erie of the Ontario Hockey League last season, and four goals and two assists in five games for Canada at the 2016 IIHF World Junior Championship. Dvorak, playing with London, led the OHL with 52 goals and was second with 121 points in 59 games. He helped the United States win the bronze medal at the 2016 WJC with eight points in seven games, and capped his junior career by helping London win the Memorial Cup. Strome, Dvorak and forward Lawson Crouse, acquired in a trade with the Florida Panthers on Aug. 25, had great success as junior players but will have to prove they're ready for an NHL roster spot sooner rather than later if the Coyotes are to contend for the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

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{coyotes} Season Preview: Arizona Coyotes

 
At a glance

2015-16 record: 35-39-8, 78 points, 4th in Pacific Division, 10th in Western Conference

2016 Stanley Cup Playoffs: Did not qualify

Additions: F: Lawson Crouse, Jamie McGinn, Radim Vrbata, Ryan White; D: Anthony DeAngelo, Alex Goligoski, Luke Schenn

Subtractions: F: Kyle Chipchura, Steve Downie, Boyd Gordon, Jiri Sekac, Antoine Vermette, Joe Vitale; D: Nicklas Grossmann, Alex Tanguay

 
Projected opening night lineup

Forwards

Max Domi - Martin Hanzal - Anthony Duclair

Jamie McGinn - Dylan Strome - Radim Vrbata

Tobias Rieder - Christian Dvorak - Shane Doan

Jordan Martinook - Brad Richardson - Ryan White

Lawson Crouse

Defensemen

Oliver Ekman-Larsson - Connor Murphy

Alex Goligoski - Michael Stone

Kevin Connauton - Luke Schenn

Zbynek Michalek

Goalies

Mike Smith

Louis Domingue

Justin Peters

 

The Arizona Coyotes spent another offseason making moves they hope will push them closer to becoming a Stanley Cup Playoff contender.

The makeover began with the promotion of John Chayka, who turned 27 on June 9, to general manager on May 5. One of his first moves was trading for defenseman Alex Goligoski on June 16 and signing him to a five-year contract reportedly worth $27.375 million. The Coyotes also acquired center Pavel Datsyuk (who left the NHL to play in the Kontinental Hockey League) in a trade with the Detroit Red Wings at the 2016 NHL Draft, which helped them move up to select defenseman Jakob Chychrun with the No. 16 pick. Defenseman Luke Schenn, and forwards Radim Vrbata, Jamie McGinn and Ryan White, were signed as free agents, adding a veteran presence to promising young forwards Max Domi, Anthony Duclair, Christian Dvorak and Dylan Strome.

Captain Shane Doan, 39, returns for his 21st NHL season, all with the Winnipeg Jets/Coyotes franchise, but restricted free agent forward Tobias Rieder remains unsigned after he had 14 goals and 23 assists in his second NHL season.

Oliver Ekman-Larsson, seventh among NHL defensemen with 55 points (21 goals, 34 assists) last season, and Goligoski lead a much improved defense, at least on paper.

 
Why they should make the Stanley Cup Playoffs

The Coyotes will qualify for the first time since 2011-12 because Ekman-Larsson blossoms into a Norris Trophy finalist, Doan continues to defy Father Time, Vrbata regains his 30-goal touch, goalie Mike Smith is healthy and shows he has plenty left, and coach Dave Tippett does his best work molding an upstart young group into a team nobody wants to play in the Western Conference First Round.

 

Why they could miss the Stanley Cup Playoffs

The Coyotes show they need at least another year of development before they can ascend the Pacific Division standings. One reason the Coyotes may not be ready is special teams. A power play that tied for sixth in 2013-14 (19.5 percent) and seventh in 2014-15 (20.0) was 20th (17.7) last season and allowed 14 shorthanded goals, one fewer than the Dallas Stars for most in the League. The penalty kill was worse, finishing 28th (77.3 percent).

 

Breakout candidate

Strome. The No. 3 pick in the 2015 NHL Draft was among the final cuts at training camp last season but this time is expected to play in the top six. Strome appears NHL ready after scoring 37 goals and 111 points in 56 regular-season games, and 10 goals and 21 points in 13 playoff games, for Erie of the Ontario Hockey League. He had four goals and six points in five games for Canada at the 2016 IIHF World Junior Championship.

 

On the hot seat

Smith. Entering the fourth season of a six-year, $34 million contract, Smith remains the No. 1 goaltender, but for how long? The 34-year-old finished strong (5-4-1, .944 save percentage, two shutouts in the final 10 games) after three months recovering from abdominal core surgery, but he had a .901 save percentage and one shutout before the injury. Consistency has been an issue for Smith since he helped the Coyotes reach the Western Conference Final by going 38-18-10 with a 2.21 GAA and .930 save percentage in 67 regular-season starts during the 2011-12 season. In four seasons since, Smith has 15, 27, 14 and 15 wins without a GAA better than 2.58. Louis Domingue (15-18-5, 2.75 GAA, .912 save percentage) is the backup.

 

Trophy candidates

Ekman-Larsson (Norris), Strome (Calder), Dvorak (Calder), Tippett (Jack Adams)

 

Quotable

"[John] Chayka said that we were going to go 82-0, so that's his expectation and that's our expectation. We understand that's maybe unrealistic, but that's going to be our goal. We want to find ways to win every night. We have to be better than we were last year by quite a bit. There were times last year when we were good, and I think the goal for our group should be to consistently hold ourselves to a high standard." -- right wing Shane Doan

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